I recently stayed at the Vime Corregidor in November 2011 for 2 nights. I was making a small solo stopover on a larger tour of Spain with friends. I was pleased with the hotel on first sight - the lobby is quite lovely and I found the rooms to be reasonably sized. I should say that, despite my extensive travels in Europe, I have very little command of Spanish. This didn't immediately pose a problem, however, as reception was reasonably accomodating. As I was travelling solo, however, and generally unfamiliar with Seville, I elected to order room service both evenings. This is possible through an agreement with Telepizza, a local delivery shop. The brochure is provided in the room and specifies that those individuals with less than good Spanish should clarify as such to reception who will in turn ensure that someone at Telepizza is equipped to respond in English. I did as much on both occasions. The brochure further states that reception will clarify payment arrangements. At no time in speaking to reception was I made aware of payment arrangements - further the contact at Telepizza was (understandably) not entirely proficient at English. As such, I was left wondering each evening if I would receive what I had intended to order. I'm generally not fussy, and this wasn't the issue. The Telepizza delivery men delivered direct to the room on each occasion, and again, as no mention of payment was made at any stage, I unfortunately (and quite stupidly) paid the delivery men directly both times. My order on each night came to €13.85, and on both occasions I paid more than this to accomodate a tip (and on the second occasion I paid significantly more as I had no change. At checkout I was assessed a bill of roughly €30 for both instances of room service. I was further informed (and rather late I may add) that the Telepizza delivery men are not to take cash of any kind. I was, to say the least, surprised and angry. I asked reception to call Telepizza to confirm, but she was unable to speak to someone who could do as such. In the interest of not spending the rest of my holiday in a Spanish jail, I elected to pay the bill, and as a result paid €60 for sub-par pizza (roughly double). This ruined the hotel in my eyes and I would not return nor would I recommend that others stay at this property. I have further informed my friends and colleagues to avoid the same if ever in Seville.

If you are a solo traveler they stick you in a closet. The room was extremly small, and the staff was less than friendly. Besides this, the location was hidden. I loved Sevilla, but would select a different location. This was hard to find, and off the beaten path. The breakfast was good, with minimal selection.

The old lady and I spent a pleasant couple of nights here. The hotel is located in the centre of Seville, in a quiet pedestrian path, of which Seville has a number. It's astonishing that quite a decent size hotel is tucked away where it is. There's a Tardis like quality to it; the entrance is quite down, although down a few steps from the path, and opens into a large lobby/lounge, with a bar opening off it, much larger than one would expect from the outside.

Check in was smooth although a bit impersonal. The room was an adequate size twin with a view over the roof terrace on the floor below. All very clean and tidy, with very comforatable beds. The bathroom was fine, with a notably good (by hotel standards) shower. The quiet location, comfortable beds and the blind on the window gave us both a long and good night's sleep. There was a minbar.

Breakfast is offered, but we didn't take it seemed a bit pricey; we preferred a cheap and cheerful brekkie in one of the several thousand cafes in Seville. The bar looked fine, we didn't try that either, and we saw few others using it. A hotel bar is always going to struggle in a place with as many bars, cafes and restaurants as Seville.

The hotel was fine for a short break in a city, when all you need is a comfrtable bed and a decent bathroom. It was like hundreds of other city hotels, and lacked any particular character of its own. I would be happy to stay there again, but don't feel particularly drawn to it. Torn between 3 and 4 dots; it's probably 'good', not 'very good', but better than 'average' because of the quietness and bed comfort.

By the way, we travelled from London to Seville by train via Paris and Madrid, which is an excellent way to go, if you have the time. The Paris-Madrid sleeper is great, decent grub, decent wine, confortalble berths (as they go).

Stayed here for two nights. Very good location, walking distance to the main sightseeings and attractions. Our double room was clean, but not large. Most of all I enjoyed having breakfast in the patio. By the way, breakfast was rather good. Hotel has its own garage for parking, that is important, because it's a real nightmare to find a free slot nearby.